I was just on w3Schools looking at target and found that it is no longer supported by any of the major browsers. A brief google search did not reveal the reason for this? Should I avoid the use of target all together?
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I was just on w3Schools looking at target and found that it is no longer supported by any of the major browsers. A brief google search did not reveal the reason for this? Should I avoid the use of target all together?
It was briefly taken out of html5, but they put it back in. Feel free to continue using it as all browsers should support it.
See http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.asp … You will see target attribute is still supported there.